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Mountainhead to Nintendo Switch 2: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

Steve Carell stars in Succession creator Jesse Armstrong’s new satire targeting tech billionaires, while the long-awaited games console is finally here

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Burning waste is not the way to move the UK towards a circular economy

A recycling target of 65% by 2035 won’t stop our reliance on incineration. The key lies in eco-design

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Sheffield’s museums show how art comes to life when it is connected to place

Institutions in and around the city combine great works with humdrum relics of local life, to fantastic effect

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'Humiliation never left': counsellor's trail of trauma

A victim of former school counsellor Allan Huggins' repeated sexual abuse remains homeless and battling a range of traumas including a lifelong fear of men.

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Fans Surprised To Learn Long List Of Rules Oscar Winners Must Obey Once They Get Trophies

Someone tried to sell their uncle's Oscar for $79,200 in the past. It didn't end well. The post Fans Surprised To Learn Long List Of Rules Oscar Winners Must Obey Once They Get Trophies first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Joseph Wright of Derby review – a master of light and shadow

Derby’s unrivalled collection of Joseph Wright paintings has just got bigger, with the unveiling of two works never seen in the city before – further testament to the 18th-century artist’s extraordinary versatility, humour and skill

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Renowned British artist’s paintings on display for only fifth time in 250 years

The two paintings add to the Derby museum’s collection of Joseph Wright’s work, the largest in the world.

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Spotlight on Reynolds review – superficial portraits by a well-connected hack

One of his paintings recently sold for £50m – but William Blake was right when he said Reynolds ‘depressed art’, as this show demonstrates all too well

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'While the rest of the country moves on I’m STILL stuck in Covid lockdown'

Joseph Wright, 40, takes immunosuppressive drugs and as the rest of the country has returned to something approaching normalcy in the aftermath of the worst of the pandemic, he has found himself trapped in his own personal lockdown

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Rare Joseph Wright of Derby self-portrait donated to local museum

Depiction of 18th-century painter, famous as master of light and shadow, acquired in lieu of inheritance tax

The Guardian - UK

‘Rare’ Joseph Wright of Derby self-portrait ‘saved for the nation’

The painting, which has been privately owned since it was completed in 1772, has been acquired by Derby Museums and will go on public display in May.

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Race can impact the medical treatment a person gets. Pediatrics wants to address that

The American Academy of Pediatrics is calling to end "race-based medicine," wherein doctors sometimes use race as a factor to determine what treatment patients receive.

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US pediatricians’ group moves to ban race-based medical guidance

Step by American Academy of Pediatrics comes amid concern that Black youngsters have been undertreated and overlooked

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American Academy of Pediatrics moves to abandon race-based medical guidance

In recent years, other major doctors groups have made similar pledges, spurred by civil rights and social justice movements and by science.

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US pediatricians' group moves to abandon race-based guidance

The American Academy of Pediatrics says it is putting all its guidance under the microscope to eliminate “race-based” medicine and resulting health disparities

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What are war crimes? 3 essential reads on atrocities in Ukraine and the likelihood of prosecuting Putin

Russian troops retreated from Kyiv and the nearby town of Bucha in early April 2022, and new horrors of their occupation were revealed.

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